How to Register as a Creator on Myntra, Meesho, Amazon, Nykaa & Ajio

Ten minutes. That's roughly how long it takes to register for a creator or affiliate program on Myntra, Meesho, Amazon, Nykaa, or Ajio. Turning that registration into actual income takes a lot longer — and most creators skip straight past the part that decides whether it works.

The model you're actually joining

None of these platforms are offering you a flat sponsorship or a salary. You're joining an affiliate structure: you share a trackable product link or collection, and you earn a commission when someone buys through it. Your income is tied directly to how well your content converts — not to your follower count (with one notable exception below). That's a genuinely different skill from landing a one-off sponsored post, and it's worth knowing that going in.

Myntra: Glam Clan

Myntra's creator ecosystem for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content is called Glam Clan. Registration looks like this:

• Apply through Myntra's creator sign-up form — name, email, social handles, and a short note on why you want to collaborate.
• Wait for approval. This isn't automatic — Myntra is explicitly looking for genuine engagement and visually strong content, not just a follower count.
• Once approved, build shoppable collections and trackable links, then publish the content around them: outfit ideas, hauls, styling tips, reviews.

Don't want to wait on direct approval? Third-party aggregators like Haulpack let you open a Myntra storefront from their own dashboard using a free creator account instead.

Meesho: Affiliate Program (Creator Club)

Meesho's version works the same way at its core: sign up, generate a tracking link for a product, share it, earn a commission on qualifying purchases. You've got two routes in:

• Apply directly through Meesho's affiliate site.
• Go through an aggregator — EarnKaro, Haulpack, or Cuelinks — which bundles Meesho and other retailers into one dashboard.

Approval is typically fast, most sources report 24–72 hours, and it's free — no fee, no documentation required. One rule that actually gets enforced: don't buy through your own affiliate link. Platforms treat that as fraud, and accounts get suspended indefinitely for it.

Amazon Influencer Program

Amazon's version comes with a real perk the others don't: a personalized storefront at your own vanity URL, plus shoppable video and Amazon Live access once you're in.

• Apply with a YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook account — Instagram and Facebook must be business accounts. You'll need to be 18+ with an Indian bank account to get paid directly.
• Submit the application form with your profile and social links, then wait 3–5 business days for review.
• Nano-creators with 1,000+ followers can apply, but Amazon weighs engagement and content quality alongside follower count — a bigger following improves your odds, it isn't a hard gate.
• Once approved, build out your storefront, tag products in shoppable videos, and commission (roughly 1–12% depending on category) starts flowing on qualifying purchases.

Nykaa Affiliate Program

Nykaa is the one program here that's genuinely gated by follower count, so it's worth knowing before you apply: its own affiliate program typically expects around 5,000 followers and real, consistent organic traffic, not just a beauty niche and enthusiasm.

• Sign up directly at Nykaa's affiliate portal, or apply through an aggregator if you're below that threshold.
• Approval usually takes 3–5 days, sometimes up to two weeks.
• Once in, you generate affiliate links and post the content Nykaa actually wants: tutorials, reviews, and honest product features, not just a bare link.

Ajio

Ajio doesn't run its own creator sign-up at all — there's no direct application. The way in is through an aggregator like GrabCash, which plugs you into Ajio's catalog at around a 15% commission rate, using the same affiliate-link mechanic as everything else on this list.

One shortcut worth knowing: YouTube Shopping

If you're a YouTube creator already enrolled in the YouTube Partner Program (broadly, 10,000+ subscribers), YouTube's own Shopping affiliate program now plugs directly into Amazon, Myntra, Meesho, AJIO, Nykaa, Flipkart, Shopsy, and several others at once — letting you tag products from any of them natively in your videos instead of registering with each retailer separately. It won't replace applying directly if you're below that subscriber bar, but it's worth checking once you clear it.

About those income numbers you'll see floating around

Search for any of these programs and you'll hit blog posts promising a specific rupee-per-month figure. Treat those skeptically — most are published by the aggregator apps themselves. The commission percentages are real and disclosed on the platform; what you actually earn depends entirely on your traffic and conversion rate, which varies wildly from creator to creator. Register expecting a percentage of what you can genuinely sell, not a guaranteed number.

What actually determines whether this works

The registration takes ten minutes. Making it earn takes the same content discipline as everything else you do:

• Content that sells, not just links. A haul video with real styling context converts better than a bare link dump.
• Disclosure. Mark affiliate content as such — it protects your audience's trust and keeps you compliant.
• Consistency. Affiliate income compounds with content volume and audience trust, not with joining more programs.

Affiliate programs are one channel — for the platforms where brands come looking for you directly instead, see our comparison of 10 brand-creator matchmaking platforms.